About Gambling News

UK and global gambling industry news - operators, suppliers, regulation and the people behind them, explained clearly.

What we cover

How we work

We report on the gambling industry from primary material: operator and supplier announcements, regulator notices from the Gambling Commission and other authorities, and the companies and people involved. Where a claim rests on a filing, a dataset or an official announcement, we link to it so you can check our working.

Some of our coverage is produced with the assistance of AI tools - in particular, our newsroom rewrites industry press releases into original, factual reports rather than pasting them verbatim. Any article produced this way is clearly labelled as automated on the page. We correct these as quickly as anything else: if you spot an error, tell us and we will fix it on the page and note what changed.

Who writes for Gambling News

Gambling News publishes both under named bylines and, for automated news write-ups, under the publication itself. Our named contributors:

Our approach

Gambling News is building a running record of the UK and global gambling industry: the operators, suppliers and regulators, the deals and product launches, the appointments and departures, and the technology behind betting and gaming.

Our reporting is journalism about the gambling industry, not betting or investment advice. It is published for general information and is no substitute for advice tailored to your own circumstances. Please gamble responsibly - see the notice in our footer for where to find help.

Write for us

We welcome contributions from people who know the gambling industry from the inside - operators, suppliers, lawyers, compliance specialists, marketers, affiliates and analysts. If you have genuine expertise and a point of view, we would like to hear from you.

We are looking for original analysis and informed opinion, not thinly veiled promotion. Pitch a short outline to editor@gamblingnews.co.uk with a line on who you are and why the topic matters now. Accepted contributors get a named byline and an author profile on the site.

Corrections

If we have got something wrong, tell us at editor@gamblingnews.co.uk. We will correct it, and the article will say that it has been corrected and when. Our editorial standards set out how we handle this.

Advertise & get in touch

Media packs and rates are on our contact page, along with what to send us. Press officers should start there.

Publisher

Gambling News

London, United Kingdom